Jay Feely will be discussing the kicking game from field-level as well.ĬBS Is Using 8K Cameras During the 2019 Super Bowl Broadcast “Why is this really special with this coach schematically? Why did this quarterback protect this play? It’s like, can I get you to care about my story of my buddy who was drinking the other night? Do you care about the story I am about to tell? You are trying to get people to care about things.”įormer NFL referee Gene Steratore will also be on the broadcast to discuss officiating. “As far as the broadcasting aspect of it, I think at the core it is nothing more than my ability to get you the viewer to care about this play, this game, and why is this important,” Romo explained to The Athletic. Romo notes that the secret to being a good broadcaster is getting the viewer to care about what is happening during the game. Romo seems to have a crystal ball as he consistently calls out plays on the field before they happen. Since retiring as the Dallas Cowboys quarterback, Romo has had a wildly successful start to broadcasting. Tracy Wolfson and Evan Wasburn are on the sidelines providing the viewers with updates from each team. Tony Romo and Jim Nantz are the Super Bowl 53 announcers for CBS as the Patriots take on the Rams at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Jim Nantz (L), Tracy Wolfson (M) and Tony Romo (R) are part of the CBS crew announcing the Super Bowl.

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